Chapter

 1 1 |      angels, he arranged spiritual powers, He put in command thrones
 2 1 |         put in command thrones and powers, and founded many other
 3 1 |           distributed and arranged powers. For there is a place whither
 4 4 |      maintaining itself by its own powers, so that He should always
 5 11|          but they do not count the powers as if they were a God's
 6 11|            as if they were a God's powers. They keep in mind the infirmities
 7 11|            flesh, they exclude the powers of the divinity; when if
 8 11|           in Him gathered from His powers avails to the result also
 9 11|      assert Him to be God from His powers, neither can His sufferings
10 11|          be approved as God by His powers. We must not then lean to
11 13|         thrones or dominations, or powers, or mights, visible things
12 14|            and invisible, thrones, powers, and dominions," said to
13 14|          in Him; when the heavenly powers could not have been made
14 21|          of His Father's works and powers, "the image of the invisible
15 21|          off the flesh, He spoiled powers, they being openly triumphed
16 29|           trod under foot the very powers of the world and its tortures,
17 29|             directs tongues, gives powers and healings, does wonderful
18 29| discrimination of spirits, affords powers of government, suggests